Designer Naeem Khan brought a sense of glamorous excess to New York Fashion Week with his S/S 2016 Ready To Wear collection. The runway was alive with vibrant colors, intricate embroidery, and jewel-toned textiles, all coming together to create a look that felt both luxurious and nostalgic. The collection drew inspiration from classic Old Hollywood elegance, but it was infused with a modern vibrancy that made each piece feel fresh and lively.
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Frankie Morello S/S 2016 Lookbook
The Frankie Morello S/S 2016 Lookbook embraces a youthful and whimsical spirit, perfectly blending fashion with a sense of fun. Male model Jeroen Teerlinck takes center stage in the collection, bringing energy and charisma to each look. The styling is playful, highlighted by the inclusion of dinosaur toys, which act as charming props and emphasize the carefree, imaginative vibe of the shoot. The collection balances modern design with a sense of irreverent humor, making it both approachable and visually engaging.
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Michael Kors Ready To Wear S/S 2016 NYFW
Designer Michael Kors presented a collection at New York Fashion Week that felt distinctly all-American, blending modern femininity with classic polished details. The S/S 2016 Ready To Wear collection featured some of the most recognizable faces in fashion, including Kendall Jenner, Binx Walton, and Lucky Blue Smith, bringing star power and effortless charisma to the runway. Each model carried the collection with poise, perfectly reflecting the brand’s balance of casual sophistication and high-glam style.
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Frederikke Sofie and Alice Metza by Richard Bush
Models Frederikke Sofie and Alice Metza take center stage in the Fall Winter 2015 issue of Muse Magazine, delivering a refined and sophisticated aesthetic. The shoot, photographed by Richard Bush, focuses on couture clothing presented against a minimal, unobtrusive background. This simplicity allows the garments themselves to take full attention, highlighting the craftsmanship, textures, and intricate details of each piece.
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Brandon Maxwell Ready To Wear S/S 2016 NYFW
Designer Brandon Maxwell presented his S/S 2016 Ready To Wear collection at New York Fashion Week with a focus on sharp, structured gowns that exude elegance and precision. The collection emphasized clean lines, architectural tailoring, and a minimal yet commanding presence on the runway. Each piece felt deliberate, highlighting the designer’s mastery of silhouette and proportion.
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Oscar de la Renta Ready To Wear S/S 2016 NYFW
Silhouettes ranged from fitted bodices with flared skirts to flowing maxi dresses, all emphasizing grace and movement. The styling was classic and understated, allowing the romantic designs to shine. Fabrics were light and airy, giving the garments a sense of weightlessness, while subtle tailoring ensured each piece retained structure and sophistication. Accessories were minimal, keeping the focus on the clothing’s design and detail.
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Marco Marco S/S 2016 NYFW
High energy and overly dramatic in the best way possible. Throw in some models with huge personalities and minimal shimmering clothing you are ready for the runway show to be an actual show. The designs featured many cut outs and sheer detailing in what seems to be a color palate of lime green and black. See the Marco Marco SS16 collection below:
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Badgley Mischka Ready To Wear S/S 2016 NYFW
Designers Mark Badgley and James Mischka brought a soft, elegant sensibility to New York Fashion Week with their S/S 2016 Ready To Wear collection. The runway was a celebration of texture, femininity, and understated glamour, with each look exuding a refined charm that felt both timeless and fresh. The collection emphasized delicate details, ensuring every garment told a story of elegance and style.
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Vera Wang Ready To Wear S/S 2016 NYFW
Designer Vera Wang brought a strong, bold aesthetic to New York Fashion Week with her S/S 2016 Ready To Wear collection. The collection was a perfect mix of edgy femininity and confident minimalism, showcasing garments that were structured, daring, and impeccably tailored. The energy of the runway felt electric, with each look radiating a sense of power and sophistication.
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Rodarte Ready To Wear S/S 2016 NYFW
For S/S 2016, Rodarte presented a collection that felt like stepping into a darkly romantic fairytale. The runway showcased a glamorous, layered aesthetic infused with a subtle goth undertone, demonstrating the designers’ skill at balancing theatricality with wearability. Each look had a sense of drama and intimacy, combining flowing silhouettes with rich textures to create an unforgettable visual impact.
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PUMA x Rihanna Present “The Creeper”
Puma with the collaboration of Rihanna has released a platformed sneaker. Rihanna now being the PUMA Women’s Creative Director and Brand Ambassador this is one of probably many shoes to be unveiled in the future. The shoe itself is titled The Creeper and is a mixture of punk and athletic wear. The shoe is a limited edition and will be available atselect retailers on 18 September, 2015. “I am so excited to finally introduce the PUMA Creeper to the world, partnering with PUMA has given me the opportunity to create pieces that are unique and unexpected. I really wanted to dig into the archive and give a classic silhouette my own…
